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SEE TOP Industry Profiles
Electricity Generates Second Biggest Total
Revenue among SEE Industries
The electricity sector occupied the second
position in the industry ranking in terms
of total revenue in SEE for a second year
running. The top industry in terms of total
revenue in the 2010 ranking was the oil
and gas sector.
Besides keeping its second position in the
ranking, the total revenue of the electricity
industry in Southeastern Europe (SEE) was
little changed with 13.5 billion euro generated
in 2009 versus 13.9 billion euro in 2008.
Most of the companies in the electricity
sector were profitable in 2009, with some
even increasing their profit, while others
pared their loss.
Romanian companies contributed most to
SEE TOP 20 Electricity Companies (in euro)
No.
SEE
TOP100
No.
Company Name Country
the total revenue generated by the electricity
industry in 2009 with seven of them entering
the year’s ranking. Serbia was second with
four companies. Croatian and Bulgarian
companies followed with each country
sending three into the 2009 ranking.
Two Slovenian companies - the stateowned
power conglomerate Holding
Slovenske Elektrarne (HSE) and electricity
trader GEN-I entered the 2009 industry
ranking. Bosnia’s sole representative in the
ranking is the state-owned power utility JP
Elektroprivreda BIH.
The state-owned power grid operators of
Croatia, Bulgaria and Serbia - Hrvatska
Elektroprivreda (HEP), NEK and JP
Total Revenue
2009
Elektroprivreda Srbije, grabbed the first
three leading positions in the ranking. Each
of them had a total revenue exceeding one
billion euro in 2009.
Three companies entered the ranking for
the first time in 2009: Romanian power
distributrors Enel Energie Muntenia and
Enel Energie, majority-owned by Italy’s Enel,
and Elektrovojvodina, the power distribution
company of Serbia’s northern province of
Vojvodina.
Companies that are wholly or majority owned
by the state dominated the 2009 ranking
which reflects the still partial liberalisation
of the electricity market in Southeastern
Europe.
Y/Y Change in
Revenue
Net Profit/Loss
2009
SEE TOP Industry Profiles
Net Profit/
Loss 2008
1 9 Hrvatska Elektroprivreda d.d. Croatia 1,669,180,947 7.48% 49,250,387 -10,247,648
2 11 Natsionalna Elektricheska Kompania EAD Bulgaria 1,436,555,836 -4.91% 4,362,854 20,490,022
3 17 JP Elektroprivreda Srbije Serbia 1,101,404,794 4.65% -144,741 -24,991,065
4 31 Holding Slovenske Elektrarne d.o.o. Slovenia 803,498,590 -6.20% 60,234,898 53,756,215
5 46 C.N.T.E.E. Transelectrica SA Romania 601,173,853 -15.22% 1,451,112 10,524,711
6 47 Termoelektrane Nikola Tesla DOO Serbia 598,770,284 5.48% -17,739,454 -97,846,294
7 48 Hidroelectrica SA Romania 596,572,171 -5.40% 11,441,571 16,339,980
8 49 CEZ Elektro Bulgaria AD Bulgaria 592,602,629 7.12% 2,826,422 7,348,287
9 54 HEP-Proizvodnja d.o.o. Croatia 537,173,087 1.58% 1,676,958 3,370,396
10 57 Electrocentrale Bucuresti SA Romania 527,067,342 -3.04% -10,137,916 -86,714,913
11 61 HEP-Operator Distribucijskog Sustava d.o.o. Croatia 500,006,825 4.08% -7,261,942 27,044,549
12 63 JP Elektroprivreda BiH d.d.
Bosnia and
Herzegovina
482,722,642 4.09% 31,650,764 23,641,527
13 67 Enel Energie Muntenia SA Romania 470,927,523 173.16% 3,173,877 21,874,270
14 71 Enel Energie SA Romania 459,662,755 2.51% -11,037,628 20,775,156
15 74 GEN-I d.o.o. Slovenia 433,311,364 34.84% 9,877,832 5,216,024
16 78 AETs Kozloduy EAD Bulgaria 423,920,279 -0.77% 33,255,447 35,846,674
17 84 Nuclearelectrica SA Romania 397,513,588 5.33% 11,673,546 25,855,611
18 86 Elektrovojvodina DOO Serbia 396,187,511 2.99% -6,931,560 -8,322,647
19 89 Complexul Energetic Turceni SA Romania 387,204,338 -9.72% 5,032,794 5,006,442
20 96 Elektrodistribucija-Beograd DOO Serbia 371,456,458 9.94% -8,510,671 -14,322,402
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